Ames Co., Ltd. (CEO Wonjae Park), a technology company specializing in automotive data, announced on the 15th that it had received a TI2 (very excellent) rating from Technology Credit Bureau (TCB).
Technology Credit Bureau (TCB) is a system that comprehensively evaluates a company's technological competitiveness, business viability, growth potential, and management stability. It is divided into ten grades, ranging from TI1 to TI10. TI1 and TI2 are the highest grades, awarded to companies with exceptional technological prowess and business viability. They are used as key indicators in financial institution credit screening, investment decisions, and evaluations of public and private sector support projects.
The TI2 rating earned by Ames signifies its recognition as a company with technological sophistication, business viability, and market scalability. Based on its proprietary data assets, which consist of a vast amount of vehicle and parts data organized in a consistent manner, Ames develops and operates "arbi," an auto insurance claims automation solution, and "PartsFit SCM," a parts supply chain management solution.
In particular, the company has addressed inefficiencies and information asymmetry arising in insurance, maintenance, and parts distribution processes through precision matching technology and data standardization capabilities based on vehicle identification information (VIN). Key strengths identified in this evaluation include its differentiated automotive data construction and operation technology, data-driven automation architecture, sustainable revenue model, and potential for industry-wide expansion.
Park Won-jae, CEO of Ames, said, “Achieving the TI2 rating means that Ames’ core technology and business model have been objectively verified,” and added, “We will continue to use data-based technologies to increase the efficiency and transparency of the automotive industry and create a sustainable industrial structure.”
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